Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-11-16
Fresno as n Shipping Point.

TCopygh, 1887, By the California Assoc,a,ed Pressi
FRESNO, November 15th.-This afternoon
Thomas E. Hughes, a Trustee of this city
and large capitalist, received the follow
ing message from San Francisco
viii the citizens of Fresno offer any encour-
agement to our company to make that city the
junction point for our proposed railroad on the
eastern side of the San Joaquin valley? Please
confer with the citizens at your earliest con-
venience, and communicate with me. With
proper encouragement we will commence this
road within thirty days.
CHARLES F. CRocKER.
A mass meeting of citizens has been
called for tonight to consider the offer.
A Very Modest Demand.
copwieat, 1857, by the California associated Pre;il
SANTA Rosa November 15th.-To-day
the case of w. A. King VS.. the North Pa
cific Railroad Company came up before
Judge Rutledge. The plaintiff sues for
600 damages for injuries which his
wife received while attempting to alight
from the cars at Occidental Station 1t is
clai med the cars did not stop long enough
TO allow passengers to alight, but suddenly
started and threw Mrs. King upon the plat
form while in the act of stepping out of
the cars, severely injuring her.
: Los Angeles Notes.
TCopyiga, 1887, by tie California associated Press
Los ANGELES, November 15th.-N. G.
Yocum, the real estate man, who about
three weeks ago was reported as mysteri-
ously missing, has been heard from in the
wilds of Ventura county, whittier he wan
dered while partially demented to escape
business cares for short period.
A man named George Clarke arrived
here from the East, took a room at the Pico
House and blew out the gas. The Coro.
ner's Jury this evening rendered verdict
of accidental death.
Suicide of a Woman.
IccpyiSa, 1857, by ue California associated Iress.l
SANTA BARBARA, November 15th.-Mrs.
Rosa Mcdowell (nee Kearney) was taken
seriously i'll last Friday night, and had been
unconscious ever since. She died this
evening in dive. She was a notorious
character, and is supposed to have COM
mitted suicide by taking chloral hydrate.
Funeral of j. e. Abbott
Copyright 1857, by Tie California Associated Iressl
MOUNTAIN VIEW, November 15th.-John
E. Abbott, who died on Sunday morning
from injuries received by runaway team,
was buried here to-day. Deceased leaves
wife and two sons, aged respectively thir-
teen and sixteen, to mourn his untimely
death.
Fire in n Redding Hotel.
Copyright 1857. by the California ASSOCIATED Press
RESDING, November 15th.-A fire alarm
was turned in at $40 this evening from the
City Hotel, caused by drunken man 90
ing to bed while smoking cigar and set
ting the bed afire. The flames were ex-
tinguished before much Damage was done
Killed by a Falling Tree.
lCopyiaht, 1857, by the California associated Prcs;l
NAPA, November 18th = Arlottie Gio-
vanni, native of Switzerland, was grub
bing tree at Oak Knoll Farm, when the
tree fell on and killed him this afternoon.
The SisEiyou Suicide.
icoppioh. 1857. By ise California dssocicied rressI
YEEKA. November 15th.-A man named
Hall, of Dutch Flat. who committed sui
eide by shooting himself through the body
at Dunsmuir. in this county, was brought
here to-day for burial.
The Kind-Hearted PhilIies,
lcopyight. 1857, By the California Associated Press
SAN DIEGO, November 15th.-To-day at
the Driving Park the San Diego nine played
the Philadelphia nine game of baseball.
Score-Philadelph 80, San Diego I.
Sudden Illness of Judge.
SAN JosE, November 15th.-Judge Belden
had sudden attack while holding Court
to-day, resembling apoplexy, but rallied
sufficiently after an hour or SO 10 resume
his duties